Subject: address book question?

From: [email-masked] (Azim Danesh)
Date: 24 Jan 1997 21:58:54 GMT

is there a way, when you send an email to a group in your address book,
the addresses of all the people in your group does not show up in
the TO:  section?

thanks
[email-masked]

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From: "Robin S. Socha" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 25 Jan 1997 22:27:59 +0100 (CET)

>the addresses of all the people in your group does not show up in

And on the eight day, God created the manual. If consulted, it'll speak to
you and its word shall be:

   Bcc stands for blind carbon copy. Addresses listed in this field receive
   a copy of the message, but are not visible to any of its recipients,
   including even those who received the blind carbon copy. (If you enter
   addresses both in the To: and the Bcc: fields, this can cause confusion
   among the Bcc recipients, who may think they accidentally received a
   message intended for someone else -- the addresses they see in the To:
   field -- and then forward it to them, so use this feature with
   discretion.)
   
As an afterthought, here's the Lcc command, too:
   
   New in Pine version 3.92 is the Lcc (List Carbon Copy) field, which
   combines the functions of the To: and Bcc: fields. It allows you to
   select a list of addresses from your addressbook and shows the name of
   the list -- but not the individual addresses in the list -- in the
   message's To: field, while delivering a copy of the message to each
   address on the list.

Now, go to your Setup, Config and adjust your headers if you want that
option to be default or use ^R to do it on the fly.

Cheers,
Robin

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